Stanford Grad Who Created The World’s First ‘Robot Lawyer’ Raises $12 Million In Series A

In the summer of 2015, Stanford-bound high school grad Josh Browder spent his nights coding and developing an automated program that would help people contest parking tickets. About three weeks later, Browder created a product called DoNotPay which he shared with his friends. DoNotPay, which Browder likes to call the “world’s first robot lawyer,” has gone from helping people with their parking tickets to assisting with over 100 different areas of consumer rights. Now, the company announced it closed a $12 million Series A at an $80 million valuation.

Source: Forbes